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DENTISTRY.

nK DUKE, DENTIST. US l4IH N.w-TEETa
~ extracted without pain py o. local sppito.son
prepared AMI used only W. ma leeIh nlled IN ror.
ieet hitting sets VI srtnca teeth OperHtons g,aaFss
teed- ..s.1.s
nR sTAkR PAhsoNs. DENrlsT 0rN 81. .On-
Liner 4 nv. Filing . specially; s.so, the cure Of
tootnsche without extrsctinG oil apesihetc u,sX
On Tue gums Alieviases tue pam % extrsctang M
TAR T.. n TALBOlT. DENTisT. zSf ira 81.
Nthree doun fran cornsr of z DentIsfry n Al ~
s.aaehss lssth inserted "a pss 80 Al wosi vsss
rznoo- tn1
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A ROUGss VOYAGE.
The Crew of the Brig Daisy Five Day.
Without Food.

The crew Of the brig Daisy, which arrived at
Littlefelds wharf this morning, tell pitiful story
OF privation and suffering.
For five days not morsel OF food passed their lips
they say. The brig was on her Way from TRIM
dad, West Indies, with cargo OF asphalt for the
BIroour Paving Company. or this city, ana when
on the coast was met by gale when blew her
a long way out to sea. The vessel mad already
age, and the supply OF provisions had
run very low. BY tne time ane drew back
into the way OF vessels and could obtain food fye
days had elapsed, curing winch time they had
nothing TO eat.
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why tAey 10 Longer speak.
From TIE Boston Courisr.
I'm going 70 tam hiding lessonA" she said g
sAs leaned her Asad against his shoulder.
'Indeoo!"
.Ye4 and ny father e going 70 buy me horse /"
Anr ne murinured, g he fondled one q her
re.enourn treasek - white one, of counye4s
hons. 80 and SOLITARY man.
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Runners giant powder mills, near Toledo, Ohio,
were blown up yesterday afternoon; loss 5000
HON. Columbus Delano, president Of the National
mittee to confer VITA Committees appointed b.
the W0olen manufactures and dealers on the sub.
jet OF revision Of the wool tartn.
Five new casoo q yellow fovo1 and two deaths
were reported from Tampa yesterday.
The seventh annual meeting OF the National
Farmers Congress convened In Chicago yesterday.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

ME- HAVE SEVERAL VERY VALUABLE
w Arre propertiss Tor s.le. situated ON Mss.<rhn-
sts ave- extended and the f.shionsDle Ienieytown
AlsO, nulosE OF beautiful Uudiag site~ so.ue
eDosoe lot.s aud several lsluld suburb. fsr,n.
ol5.ap II. eoLosbohoCaH 9 90.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. November 1l.-virsinia skies.
iofss sSx; Norta SsSons si.ss Old. 10
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. November lI-Cotton firm
middiing: ~; Flour dull but fairly steady How
30oeag0 do family 55sa SO: city mills super, 237
t59 Ps;ap:co sugsriatiye patent. 523: do: family.
7SsSi; amber. elao4 western dull and nrmer: No. z
winter red SPOT svA4SUss; November, SOssOA:
sosshsrn Quiet but 1rmer white. 5Sss.: Yellow, asa
81 Dscsmber 50;s.5 l,s; year, 50 bid Ja..ssry, 50
A50A Oste yuiet and about steady-southern and
Pennsyiyania S0s3S; western white: 3as36, western
70 cksce MessesS heS P spe
vision: quiet sH4 STEADY. Mess porx. 14.73.
sxsst. Bacon shouider.. 7sssk: clear rs s.dss.
SA: hams 2sl2xr Lard-renned, 8. Butter frn-
western packed itsls; srs:IsFy 2A.sS lxs. SgIss
quiet and easy-Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair IL ~
u sugar stscdyIA sT COPPER rsned stssdy II
steamer nominally s,ssay.cotton. l5.14d norr.
yhs:s 1900 1902! Duihssas; corn. 1000 Ogshsl; o.:
6aiss-whsss, $4,000 b0shsls: corn, $4,000 bushels
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DUBLIN, Nov. I'm. GilhoOly, member OF par.
naineuI, who was summoned 10 appear before the
court Scnu for incIling 10 riot iailed TO appear
and warrant was ISSUED Ior his arrest.
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A GRrAr SALE Or Day Goops
1890 Penusy.vsnia avenue northwest


In order 70 make change in bus nees M early
dkte We Offering 60 the rubiic for Tall and WIZ
the following Inducements. va;
B~ausiul "a BrosdcIoth ior lsiies' wear. 81 q
Bssaiii ii 60 Striped Cloth. all WOOL At 75e. worth
e..
Besutiful a. ser2es all WOOL AZ SIZE. worh soc
beautiful "A Ladies Cloths ali wool zoe, worth
Doc.
1he best Black Henrietta Cloth In the market at 81
Splendid line " Dress Goods from Zoe. 10 Ell
Elessit flald ssryes nj roc.
AL colors all WOOL Flannel Cloths Of CSC.
Six Nelyets IN all shades st Sc, worth o..
Black Slkse $780, ]. II BE / so, Ell IS and o.
Ne guarantee the prices an the goods. the famous
Guinet brand.
A fun line Of Yiannels. Blankets and pomsstinssI
lowest cash prices.
den's
800 lot Of Toweis st es per doz worth e.
Linen sheetins at n, worth ell %.
Linen Dsmssks and SspkIns speciality.
ifrge hot Of Hsndkerchisls and Glove veYy chesp
One Iot Ns.es' heavy n,,.ed regular made Hoe at
Our stock Is conplete, orr prices the lowest
AL perrons indebted to will obllgr M b. settling
their sccouts Ut once before the change made in of
business
LuTrhELL WINE.
o2e-ew 1890 Pc. ave. n ~. cor :,oth -
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a Despairing suicide.
I HIS LIFE AFTEk HIs swkkTnkARf aAp Mt

JkcIEb HIN.
At Louisville Ky, DIR. WIN ouchterione commit
ted suicide early yesterday morning. Ne had been
q leader In city society there and &C the age OF
twentythree was apparently just bey1unine a
brilliant career. He had. been q sutton 90 the
daugnter II Judge John W. Barr. OF the
Federal court, and had been fsvoraoly re-
ceived In Germany he acquitted himself
with honor. Returning he expected 70 marry
dIssipsted, however, and she refused him unless
he would reform he Strengthened up fer several
months ana their engagement had been 1esriy ar
ranged when ne began drinking heavily again
"Wednesday night tiiey attended the theater 70
gether and as they ret turned nome Miss Barr nnzily
refused him Ouchteriong went &c several saloons
and became cra2ed with drink. Returning home
III 3 am ne was severely repuked In the hall b.
his father. Going 70 his room without 0 word he
shot himself through the brain and died within
an hour.
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Her Cargo ON Fire.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-the British steamer City OF
New Castle, Capt Townsend, which lett Charles
ION, october 25.n, Tor Havre has put into Queens
town with NE In her cargo.
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The Empress Of Germany Paralyzed.
PAkIs, Nov. 1.-THE Motin says that the en-
press OF Germany has had an attack OF apOpiexy,
Which has partly paraiyzed her.
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The Attendance net Large, bat Saul
faesery CoaslAeriag the weather.

The Abundance >~s Lara mt Sasi~.
sAesery CoaslAering the Weasher.
re LApks srnL ESHcsfAsrIc OVER rnx srosr-
H Track HEAVY ArrER rHsrrRpASs RAD
while sss attendants, A. ths .ecooa dav. rac,nS
q the extra meeting OF the National Jockey Clao
q Ivy City vas NOT iarp~ AZ VAS better than m aht
have been sxpsc,sd m y,sr a. the st,snainr IN.
favorable circumstances The track was quite
neay nom Yesterdays rain and . cut-ins
Wintt! vino had fun sweep OF the
Gfano stand The early trains were not
very wsu patronized, Is the majority OF those
Wishing 70 witness the contest preferred TO take
later train and thereby avoid An houra string
In the cold VIM hesor. the n,s, 80 .non,a h
ma1ed rne ,,,.,ss, - ~ $50 So.ss.s,
seemed undiminished, for quite bevy went out
early In order that they might secure seats IN the
front roo OF the grand stand TO which they are ex
tremely partial The various races d red for to-
ING program:
ro-pAfs PROGRAM.
the following Is the program OF to-days races at
IVY CITY:
FIST race-for maiden e-year-oldS Six fur.
longs Ming lois, il5 loe Vance, ll5; Regulus.
49,, IN. Tsns. ~ ~; 'n, COLI iio; INV IN
zen. lv.; Sanita, loI; Alvada, io7; May T., ltf.
second race-fof horses that have not won nve
nne Ss,,e sna s,u uns sce =, SlSn 10 ~
Pasha. los; Harvard. ioi: CLAW PATE o.. STonSe'
ton -: Pertcles oS ROW Poster os. vsit. m %.
Aaia, -.
r.i,e No. M ~ pnvP see o ons uuss'
100: Florence ~. 100: Ress az A'0' r'a"A """'
Fourth rAce-A handicap sweepstakes seven
txrIonSS Iene ~ ls Ids; Young Duke, l12;
A.ne Steu AVos soo nee, ~.
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District GOvernmesst Affair.

II.
In his annual report 10 the District Commission
erS. Auditor Tichenor states that the entire reve-
nues OF the District during the last nsca year. H.
Guiding Congressional appropriation were S. f54-
2935 The tolai expenditures were "a O02,s,s. "a.
leaving balance subject 10 the Various funds.
The auditor renews the recommendation contained
In previous reports that arrears-tax books be pre-
pared at the close OF each fiscal year, and That
posting W the annual tax ledgers or amounts re-
ceiyed Tor delinquent taxes collected aiUer June
70 OF each year be discontinued. and credit Tor
such payments oe entered In the delinquent books.
10 order TO prevent the disarran-ing OF the files
and guard against fire 1t is recommended that pro-
vision be made for the appoi .tInent OF a iiies-
Keeper 10 take charge or the room.
OBJECTIONS AGAINST EXTENSION OF NORTH CAPITOL
STREET.
The District Commissioners were In board meet
ing to-day 70 hear objections 20 the contemplated
extension OF North capitol street from Boundary
street In northeriy direction through the morrill,
No objections were made, and the necessary order
was made. The cemetery company was repre-
sented at the meeting by Geo. Z. Walker, H.
Lercker +. heider, s. Topper aud W. Sherzer
NIscELLANEoCs-
Permission has been given the United states
Electric Telegraph Co. 10 lay underground con-
duits on PENNSYLVANIA avenue. l1Ih street. and IL
street and also one along l3k 3, and l4Ih streets
construction the conduit 10 be under the sidewalk
except when crossing streets
The district attorney has sent TO the District
Commissioners an opinion upon the question OF
the liability OF property owned by the Corcoran
Gallery or Art for payment or water rents The
gallery authorities claimed that under the act OF
January 20, 1887, the property 10 question, at No
49, and 4S6 Louisiana avenue Is exempt
Mr.. Riddles opinion is in brief: 81 think IL must
pay for water"
The District Co nmissioners have invited c. NJ
Smith 10 present 10 them printed form OF hack
rates, which Will give greater prominence TO The
rates for two-horse Carriages
The District Commissioners have written E. j.
Nottingham and Others that the matter OF their
complaint OF the annoyance and danger conse-
Quent upon the tracks Of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad Co In The south. asst section OF the
city will receive due consideration In the discus
SION OF the enure subject " railroads uefore the
senate committee.
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ANOTHER MysTI1Ious Box.-A small box ad-
dressed to Ter nee Curran, No. II Hathaway
Clarence Kerr b. mistake. When opened IL dis
c.osed TWO rolls OF Hercules p0wder coil Of fuse
police Terence Curran % not known. The boz
came from Cleveland by the American Express
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PROPOSALS.

DEoPosALs FOR RICE, CANVAS. MACHINERY
Il AsD AAIkklALs-Novsmoer ., lss..-se.ird
Ions C.nvss elsss tsly II slatss .na slssi-s halls
nd IA e IN Laacsr. Win oe rses.Ssd irSm iI is
regular dealers OIly - the bureau VI
Ls Pr D. a ANA scTs pysri NJ shns
Bkk TwEN " NlSIH- 1857, aud op ned imnledi-
~. Il The Navy YARD. New iork. Of 5000 POUNDS
me- .ua l,OVU dozen e~sle buttons small. deny
E 90 % YoSS . i 4 aas S.ns s
1000 ysras 6As e.nv.s 70 be denyered within .
H.shnst91, q. c, isI Se1s: American si.ss. 5000
i i 10 SO Sisi poand sas a s
IrOa slainx-il.ils. GOO pounds putty. 100
s eas .. 20 boxes IN .l pd aSss
mn work. 10 sh4plns-m4eEi.es win tooi-ho.der
Ss nd White c DY RSs ana o deSry ,e al
Washington Navy lard Sc specifications On rs Will
Srtsiss 6at must ieiade The taIl amount re.
CURED Of such article aFticleA he above articles
usual Inspection aud a re atom OF 20 per
S T ~iA bs Nlthlsld from tine amount " each de
are referred ~ StOve Isnrea for specifications times
$50, and lgrns OF otter: aud fufther Informs
". ada resE-stSe!y General stor keeIers. New
~ MAJ on ,s "s11n y C. Inc pfTp ,s5 mus
lheeted - the Diaak Ine u p4rtInent reserves the
aa. 70 tie eoSsr RopSs-l MT eon;iaeFsd iayh
hflsN-4w f-ymAster q neral. U. .. Navy.
DRoPoSALs FOR DRAYaGE AND HAULING
shOhEsSS-De2qt 0gArtsrll.aster once. Wash NJ
tITliczte subject u u.ts eS1ai, stis H.. rer-ysd
AZ TN oifiee gtl l.: O'Clock nom, MONDAY. NOyEM
they Dc op.nsl, IL presence Of Attending bidders
Tor TIE hauling .nd handling pubic stores bowen
~ Sae rsGa-.ndsr o. the nscSl ye.r easns June so
I b..lH iorAn: ior lroposai, and ali infornia ION
Envelop cont ming proposals should be marked
drss.d 70 ne - 40 h-aA.ns stores ana sd
-.-o- Depot Vuartsrinaster.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

t'Ok SALE Or EXCHANGE-A CHOICE II ,RM
Il close 10 the city, 10 acres fne improyetne nts
oeautiu snade trees rood water plenty of fruit For
particularly address FARM. Star othce. nIO.3ts
EOk SALE-s0 ACRES GOOD LAND, WILL Loo
seat anu railroad VIII be sold at very low price
OF eNhahsed Tor clty. lots or local stocks
~ ~. Apply 70 Owner, y;iS St,
IiO-Se- Room !, I'd floor.
EoR sALE-A vEkY DESIRABLE FARM, STU
aiea on Aqua Creek Thus section 10 noted for its
me due kifs. Ssvera duckiig CUBS from Nev IorS
and other cities own fronts on Aqua Creek The
pisce contains about 900 acres. Large farm house
commanding beautiful view VI the rotomsc River
his place viii BE- sold very cheap. A. p hILI Gu
1888 Est ni6sS"
I,OR SAILOR MIGHT EXCHANGE-YXITIRTF
u uinncumo red improved aud unimproved rrUper-
ties very hnely situate, in . Northwestern StnLa
OWNER Box liz, Brooklyn, n T. nl-SWs
ZoR sALE-A SPLENDID I,iOO-ACRE sr0cK
BARN n Maryland, 10 miles down the Potomsc With
this city K A PHILLIPS. 142S n u ave o!y. IN
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MORE LuQV0R lGcENxES.
Lists nj APPsicasiss. Approved md Die.
approved.

The licensing OF bar-rooms and other places 90
sell liquor Is fast drawing 20 closs The COM
miss,oners are nov bending Their enemies % dis
posing OF the cases In which technical questions
are Involved
The following Applications for retail licenses
have been approved:
Northwest ssction--N. Brumagin, loe rcnnsyl.
vsnis ave; J. Hsrtnett, 5i7 sth s.; T. I. Norxs an
500 VI ST; J. r. Miller Co. l&5 ST.: D. r.
Crowley. Ills ID ST.; B. Bryan. l2i rennsyivania
ave; L Dskin, i3Ss ST; y. A pyson slf Penn
sylvania ave-: n. c. Bowers. eos 18th st.. r. Huge
sll 1th g.; J. Trlling. 2oe5 IN ST. J. D. Sullivan,
70, ss s s,rss i g, en- .s
sylyanis ave; .. q. staples Wlliards Hotel; II.
REILLY. 2os IA St; J. Psch, i2ls nh 81; 4 >.
southwest section-c. T. sneckels ioss oth St:
r. Moore. ss5 St; p P. Han. 1000 7Ih s.; 4 s
Hall VS. Q b Isl. Sc = B xl soi Is, st
southeast section-M. Adler, 1909 18th ST.; !.
Costello, 5ss SIN ST. ] =. Gates ls25 llthst
County,. ,. Appich- 7th street road
pnAyvkovHn
The following applications for vtAii licenses
have been disapproved:
Northwest sectioB-J. T. Tcwens, 1lp pennsyl-
vsnia ave: J. X. smith. i24o eth st.: ". n.
scnlueter. SOC x ST; =. kohler. <0s Wilson s.; W.
harnecy, S2ss N ST.; MA A. heroert, lsA2 0lh
So; J; DAILY. al Pennsyl'anis ave-; J. orowiey.
southwest section-J. n. Chas a Co., eli "a ST.;
G. killian, xS6 ST.
Northeast section-E pahle. iSes North Capitol
Sc.
Coun.y-Geo. Woods, TN street road; ". J. Boil
man, Bsdenspurg road
COMMITTEE from THE BOARD or rRApE
appeared before the District Commissioners this
afternoon by appointment 10 referSnce 20 ths
liquor license question They asked the commis-
sioners 20 resclnd modify the seventh CLAUSE OF
The new regulations, which forhads y
where they ssa liquor q '0 sSs pr.ni Ssss
The committee submitted % tho(r ArVu-
ment that there are many grocers IN this cty Who
are doing legitimate business. and that thai
regulation Is unjust apd imposes great hard
ships upon the deslerx In rtterspce o.
the small stores that sen grocsries
and provisions as CLOAK, the committee main
tained that they would sell liquor, rcgVlstiops or
no regulations The Commissioners requested the
committee TO present their views upon the matter
IN writing, when they Will b. given carpful oonsid-
Grafton. In the meantime the Law In this roeard
will be suspended IN all cases Of dealers hose ap-
plicattons have not been acted UPON By the Com
missioner There were present from the board or
trade: J. E. Eryood, =. p Madisan. horatae Browh-
Ing, y. Hume, Austin herT, 8 c. Palmer, James l.
Barbour, and Others
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Later returns IRON oregon DO not change the ne
suit on the prohioiuLn amendment, winch n
beaten ey not less than ZOO. Ind perhaps 5000
j. n. hurst was burned W death 40 o IRE az his
residence In Philadelphia yesterday mornlnG
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Tn NEW YORk Clue CAR.-ArRumsut was had
In the supreme Court yesterday On Edward Geb-
hards application for an Injunction against inter.
member thereof Roscoe Copkln9 and ex-Judge
Ar.sgx appeared ioe 0eohard, and JoA Il. Choa.e
and Ira Warren for the club. Tho club seeks 70
expel Gerhard for alleged wrong, financial and
othof cUn0uce, which allegations 1I 0ebhArd to.
tally deniea Decision was reserved =
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N0t Dy0Aottefss
TWO SUSPECTED PHILADKLPHIANs SPEAK FOR THEN.
6HLvER

David OBrisn and Matthew Weaver, q Philadel.
phia, who ere accused BY the London police. &C
cording 70 . cable dispatch, Of being accomplices
q Durchell and Melville, the alleged London dyna-
mitess. emphstacally deny that they are In any
way connected with the alleged conspiracy Both
Of the steam engines In the establishment OF j. j..
Bailey Co., ne Market St In speaking OF his con-
the queer piece OF mechanism called an Internal
machine is model OF a thing he had patented. and
last September o man named A. l. BurchelL IN the
Pennsy vania railroad once intr Jducel him 10 O
friend who was gong TO Europe, and who, he said,
would introduce the patent In foreign countries
He SAID the model was an apparatus 10 oe placed
from being struck ~ lightning. Weaver made q
similar statement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11

Col Lloyd J. Beall one Of Richmond's oldest and
most Tespectsd citizens died yesterday in thu
eighty -1fut year q hi agA
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LONDON, Nov. 1.-the remains OF Baron Wolver.
ton were quietly buried to-day. Mr. Gladstone and
many other liberals attended the services.
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Dire Predictions BY Mr.. Buchanan.
The excitement was Intense about the once Of
the Amnesty Association yesterday. Joseph Blu
chanan in commenting on the governors decision,
said:
1.-THE State will not be twenty days older before
1t will regret this action. The people will be sorry
and Will rue the day that they permitted this
crime TO take place."
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MIR. sauuders Arrested.
The French scandal.

LONDON, Nov. 11.-Mm. Saunders, an ex-membei
OF parliament, Was arrested IN Trafalgar SQUARE
to-day Tor haranguing crowd.
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The COuruS.


COURT N GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Hill VS.. CrOgan; argued and sub
mitted. Smith Thompson vs. Thomas Bradley;
motion for leave TO amend bill
PROBATE Court.
Yesterday, estate OF Emily Alvord; receipts OF
distributes filed. Estate OF Gro. w. Renfro; In
ventory returned. Estate OF Robert W. Rocket;
inventory returned. Estate Of Samuel Franklin;
viii nled
EQUITY CorRT-Judgc Ierrick.
To-day, Parker agt. Forsyth: L Rothschild al
lowed TO intervene. Collins agt. Cross; reference
OF petition OF Arundel Gross 10 auditor.
PROBATE CouRT-Jud0e INeryicL
To-day, estate or Michael X. Coombs: interlocu-
tory order on petition. In re W. Brett; petition
FLED. Estate OF Samuel Franklin: Will admitted
TO probate and letters issued 10 B. II. FranSlin;
bond 81 ZOO. In re Name Wales Brown; Laura
v Brown appointed guardian; bond $500. In re
estate or Ann Smoot ;wIl admitted TO probate and
letters issued 10 Alex. Beall bond 5000 Estate Of
Mary Waldron; letters granted 10 Anna Z. Fran
els; bond Sl,Jo0 Estate OF Isaac Digs do. 10 Sa-
rah Ann Digs; bond 500. Estate OF $. V. Niles;
commission 10 get testimony on the execution OF
will In re Eugene +. Brooks; Benz. Herb IT ap-
pointed guardian. In re James N. Tuell ct al; L.
A. Tuell appointed guardian; bond Sl,o0o. Estate
or David Jones; order 10 show cause why Will
should not be admitted 10 probate. Estate OF
Fri,Z KOhler; John Angerman appointed guardian
TO children; bond $4,000. In re Lillian N. Palmer;
S. Z. Palmer no.; bond $3.50.
POLICE CoUsr-Judoe Shell
To-day, ChaA King and Harry Ages, housebreak-
ing; grand jury. Albert j. Kelly, ASSAULT collat-
erai forfeited Chas. Matthews, colored, larceny;
continued for sentence. Samuel Young, assault;
personal bonds. Annie E Rhodes, do. |; do Fred,
erick Stubbs, do; collateral forfeited Samuel
Peck, colored, do; so or 30 days. VIM ". Kelly,
grand larceny; continued Edward Anderson,
nors, indecent exposure; collateral forfeited.
Amanda Jones, profanity; $ or days. Joseph
johnson, disorderiy conduct; S or Is days
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sNArLPox IN A BRooKLyS JAII--A case OF small
pox was discovered In the Raymond-street jail
In Brooklyn yesterday. The sick man was taken
TO the hospital and tbe jail thoroughly eleansed
and disfnfected All the inmates had been ex-
posed Oy reason OF the invalid roaming about
among them They were all yscctnated yesterday
afiernoon der<uite The serious objection OF many
OF them and Il is thought that hone OF them VIII
expeffence the disease.
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TEE UNITED STATES FIsH COMMISSION SrEAxER
Albatross, which LEFT the navy-yard yesterday
bound for the Pacific. arrived at Norfolk at 9
dock there this q -tern00n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11

DEEDS In fee have been recorded as f0llows: l.
". Bradford TO Eugene F. Robinson, sub less s. 70
81, so. 152 Gil, 900. Wash. Danenhower TO Ella J.
Miier sub "a, 80. 753; g 500. Ellen Waters TO o.
Z. Block ct al, pit s. 50. 525; $3.50 @ G. Block 70
s' gTsd same ofs Ca ID g .
sub Long Meadows; 3. J. N. Wilcox TO G. E.
Hamilton, pit. L. 50. PAT; $40, $50. Fannie Hyde TO
Rachel A E. Taylor, pt. So HIS ad. to West Wash
ington; 81, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Now York stock Market.
The following the opening aud closing prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to COrson l. Macartney, IA - + street
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